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Farmers Hit the Jackpot in Kansas Oil Boom"All across America, college town populations are rising much faster than practically any other real estate market; that's because enrollments on a national basis are on a steady rise," says income expert Bryan Perry.
In his The Cash Machine, he looks to Education Realty Trust (NYSE: EDR), a real estate investment trust that provides high-quality student housing throughout the U.S.
Perry explains, "While it's still early to call a bottom for real estate in a number of regions -- especially in commercial properties -- one thing is for sure: Parents will give their right arms to send their kids to great colleges.
"There is a stealth bull market for apartment growth in major college towns, and rents are only going to rise in the years to come as the broader economy rebounds.
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